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To claim that the ancient Romans were consumed with Spa Jumeirah  would certainly not be a great exaggeration. At it's prime time, around 100 AD, the city of Rome had more than 30 public bathrooms and also a host of private establishments. Rome was incredibly well sprinkled, with eleven great aqueducts bringing a substantial amount of water right into the city - some quotes give a number as high as 1000 litres daily each (regarding four times as much water as a modern American would use). Water-borne sewage, in a vast network of drains laid under the streets, maintained the…